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Introduction

The objectives of the unit are to:
(1) introduce provisional psychologists to a variety of research methodologies and statistics related to clinical psychology,
(2) program planning and evaluation, and
(3) assist students with developing their research proposal.

Summary 2020

Unit name Research Design
Unit code KHA716
Credit points 6.25
Faculty/School College of Health and Medicine
School of Psychological Sciences
Discipline Psychology
Coordinator

Assoc Prof Raimondo Bruno

Level Postgraduate
Available as student elective? No
Breadth Unit? No

Availability

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Teaching

Teaching Pattern

2-hr seminar weekly

Assessment

Application of statistical methods (250 per exercise) (50%);
Development of an evaluation proposal and plan – 1500 words plus 5‐10 min presentation (50%);
20 min class presentation plus 4 page research proposal plan (hurdle requirement)

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Textbooks

Required

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